The roads that lead Mitt Romney to the White House are looking more obstacle-strewn by the day, with polls in critical swing states showing it would take a significant change of momentum for the Republican nominee to unseat Barack Obama.
In rallies with voters across the state of Ohio, where a new poll yesterday showed Mr Obama with a 10-point lead, Mr Romney made a forceful case that he had the experience to turn around the sluggish economy for middle class Americans who were “tired of being tired”.
“The choice we make is going to determine what kind of take-home pay people in America have,” he said.
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